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ieee antennas and propagation society international symposium | 2013

Distance characteristics of electric field pattern for an antenna mounted on a car in UHF band

Kenji Taguchi; Suguru Imai; Tatsuya Kashiwa; Hiroshi Kuribayashi; Satoru Komatsu

It is important to know distance characteristics of electric field pattern to measure radiation patterns for car mounted antennas. In this paper, distance characteristics of electric field pattern for an antenna mounted on a car in the UHF band are investigated by the electromagnetic simulation for the first time. As a result, it is shown that distance characteristics of electric field pattern are affected by polarization, frequency, antenna positions, and origin positions to define the distance.


2016 21st International Conference on Microwave, Radar and Wireless Communications (MIKON) | 2016

Evaluating method of the on-board FM receiver characteristics using MUSIC method and the Two-Stage method

Satoru Komatsu; Suguru Imai; Kenji Taguchi; Tatsuya Kashiwa

Although we have evaluated the characteristics of the FM receiver by repeated running tests. Thus, there have been issues in its reproducibility and objectivity. To solve this problem, we developed a Two-Stage method reproducing a virtual radio environment on a PC [1]. However the Two-Stage method also had problems in estimating the actual radio wave environment and the arrival of FM broadcast wave. Thus, estimation of incoming waves by experiment is necessary by using the likes of MUSIC (Multiple Signal Classification) method [2]. However, application of MUSIC method to FM reception has an issue in the separation performance for multipath waves in urban area due to constraints such as the number of array antenna elements. Consequently, MUSIC method with the use of virtual array antennas was developed [3]. In this study, the accuracy of MUSIC method-based estimation in actual environment was verified by modeling actual reception environment in urban area, and calculating values regarding radio wave environment characteristics with the use of a 3D map and ray tracing method.


Archive | 1993

FM radar system

Satoru Komatsu; Hiroshi Kudo


Archive | 1996

Radar module and antenna device

Satoru Komatsu; Masanobu Urabe


Archive | 1993

Time-sharing radar system

Satoru Komatsu; Jun Ashihara


Archive | 1993

Time-sharing FM radar system

Masanobu Urabe; Satoru Komatsu


Archive | 2003

On-board antenna

Satoru Komatsu; Hiroshi Kuribayashi; Tomoyuki Fukumaru; Hiroshi Iijima; Hideaki Oshima; Tatsuo Matsushita


Archive | 2004

Planar antenna element for vehicle windowpane

Hideaki Oshima; Satoru Komatsu; Hiroshi Kuribayashi; Tomoyuki Fukumaru; Tatsuo Matsushita


Archive | 2005

Feeding structure of antenna device for motor vehicle and antenna device

Satoru Komatsu; Hiroshi Kuribayashi; Hideaki Oshima; Hiroshi Iijima


International Journal of Rf and Microwave Computer-aided Engineering | 2004

FDTD large-scale parallel supercomputing and its application to the analysis of radiation characteristics of an antenna mounted on a vehicle

Kenji Taguchi; Masashi Uchiya; Tatsuya Kashiwa; Koichi Hirayama; Hiroshi Kuribayashi; Satoru Komatsu

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Kenji Taguchi

Kitami Institute of Technology

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Tatsuya Kashiwa

Kitami Institute of Technology

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Suguru Imai

Kitami Institute of Technology

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Yoshio Karasawa

University of Electro-Communications

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Koichi Hirayama

Kitami Institute of Technology

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Akira Kosako

University of Electro-Communications

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Masashi Uchiya

Kitami Institute of Technology

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Nobuaki Kubo

Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology

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Taro Suzuki

Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology

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